Aluminum Radiator Grille Guard For Yamaha XSR700 - 2014 to 2022

The Yamaha XSR700 is a retro-sport naked twin that combines modern CP2 engine performance with a classic motorcycle visual language.

Its radiator sits forward in the chassis, partially visible between the frame tubes and the lower fairings. The factory configuration has no dedicated radiator protection — the radiator fins are exposed to road debris from the front wheel across all riding conditions. This aluminum radiator grille guard fits into the frame opening in front of the XSR700's radiator, providing a period-correct protective mesh that complements the bike's retro aesthetic while protecting the cooling system from stone chips and debris impact.

The grille guard is formed from anodized aluminum mesh with a formed aluminum outer frame, available in Black anodized and Silver brushed finishes. The retro mesh pattern — a classic diamond or rectangular mesh style — references the original air-cooled motorcycle radiator covers of the 1960s and 1970s, which suits the XSR700's design language better than a modern stainless mesh pattern. It mounts using the factory radiator bracket bolts on the XSR700, with no additional hardware. The guard profile is flush with the frame tubes and sits cleanly inside the visual frame of the front section without projecting forward or adding visual bulk.

Confirmed fitment for the Yamaha XSR700 produced from 2014 (as the FZ-07 / MT-07 with XSR bodywork) through 2022. The radiator mounting geometry and bracket positions are consistent across the CP2 platform. Also fits the Yamaha MT-07 and FZ-07, which share the same engine and cooling architecture but use different bodywork styling.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this fit the XSR700 Legacy edition?

The XSR700 Legacy uses the same frame and CP2 engine as the standard XSR700, with updated bodywork styling but the same radiator mounting architecture. The grille guard fits the Legacy edition using the same installation procedure. Verify that the Legacy edition's lower front bodywork does not cover the radiator mounting position before ordering, as some special editions use modified lower fairing configurations.

Does Black or Silver match the XSR700 better?

The standard XSR700 in Midnight Black (Cyan) or Tech Black suits the Black anodized guard, which blends into the dark engine bay. The XSR700 in Matte Silver suits the Silver brushed version, which reads as exposed metal consistent with the bike's bare aluminum frame details. The Silver version is more period-authentic to the vintage motorcycle aesthetic the XSR700 references. Both are well-received by verified buyers on this platform.

Free shipping on every order in the US. Every part is covered by a 1-year warranty and can be returned within 30 days of receipt.